Iran's foreign minister says possibility of foreign military intervention in Iran is very low.

Iran's foreign minister downplaying the likelihood of foreign military intervention suggests a reduction in geopolitical tensions in the region.

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Iran's foreign minister says possibility of foreign military intervention in Iran is very low.

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This could stabilize oil prices and improve sentiment towards risk assets, particularly in currencies like the JPY and GBP. Market participants may view this as a bullish signal for risk-on sentiment, impacting commodities like gold and WTI in the near term.

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